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by onedayatatime posted at 8:58 PM on Sep. 21 , 2007
by onedayatatime posted at 8:00 PM on Sep. 14 , 2007
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Check out Sister's In Spirit at http://www.cafemom.com/group/spiritsisters . It's a great group where we can talk, play games, have Bible studies and discussions and just support each other as we WORK TOGETHER TO FULFILL GOD'S PURPOSE FOR OUR LIVES.
We are in Satellite Beach. Not sure where Navarre is off the top of my head. Hope your visit to Florida is wonderful!
Happy Mother's Day! Wow! It's good to see you back! You took a leave of absence. Drop me a line sometime! (hug)
Happy first anniversary with the AAPA group! We’d like to thank you for your involvement, support, and contributions to our “family”. We encourage you to join us regularly to share your insights and advice with other families of children on the spectrum.
Our Special Life
Oliver was born after having suffered a stroke while in his mother's womb. The resulting brain injury is called Dysautonomia (Autonomic Dysfunction). His doctors believe the stroke was the result of the miscarriage of his twin. Oliver is completely blind and his underdeveloped brain stem makes basic physical functions a challenge. In spite of all this, he is a happy, go-lucky, 12-year-old boy, and his mom wants people to meet the real Oliver, not just his medical hardships.
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